Re: high anxiety??
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From: tomkbourne2002
> In what way was the "anxiety attack" expressed?
> Did he simply say he was having one and...
maweber@ix.netcom.com 2004-08-18 16:03:54 #31543
Re: high anxiety??
This is totally normal, unfortunately, and happens
every day to people who live at sea level and arrive
at 7,000 feet without knowing that the elevation...
maweber@ix.netcom.com 2004-08-18 15:38:01 #31542
Re: Lower Tapeats Shade
I was there in May. Only shade is (1) the thick vegetation on the
creek bank (with little wind circulation), (2) up towards the base
of the narrows...
ffeagans 2004-08-18 15:29:17 #31541
Re: medial meniscus tear -- off topic (sort of)
Robert, Thanks for your comments. I'd love to avoid surgery. I had
a lot of swelling on a recent hike and could not trust the knee on
steep downhill. My...
nkorte1 2004-08-18 15:15:24 #31540
Re: Bradley Death Article
This is just more worthless speculation, but perhaps it went like
this:
He goes on a run with a world-class athlete, a woman. He didn't want
to go in the...
Connie Mann 2004-08-18 14:41:33 #31539
Re: high anxiety??
I have a friend who used to have panic attacks, but never had a backpack canceled
because of it (just some day hiking). On one day hike I was surprised when...
Bob Bordasch 2004-08-18 14:09:27 #31538
Rider Canyon article in Arizona Highways
The latest issue of Arizona Highways (Sep. 2004) has a very nice article on hiking Rider
Canyon down to House Rock Rapids. It's 6 pages with beautiful...
bessiehyde 2004-08-18 13:37:31 #31537
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